Marshall High School - John Quill Yearbook (Rochester, NY)

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9. J X..1 -.QR 4 l'.f' Mary O'Connor. L hysical ducation epartment The program provided by lhe physical educalion deparlmenl provided many opporlunilies lor boys and girls lo learn lhe lundamenlals ol all sporls including lumbling, apparalus, and wreslling. The inlramural program oiclered varied aclivilies, such as homeroom baskelball, ping-pong, and swimming. This deparlmenl was one ol lhe lew in New Yorlc Slale lo have sixleen dililerenl inlerscholaslic Teams enlered in compelilion in one year. ii! fx N ,wen Seated: Nicholas Zona, Joan Lough lin, Julie Steitz. Standing: Armand Bolton. Kenneth Davis, Anthony Gerace, William Bushnell. Insert Senior Problems The Wg W This six-weelc course was divided inlo lhree paris: college and iob orienlalion, economics, and malhemalics. College and iob orienlalion reviewed brielly how lo lalce noles during a leclure, how lo fill our a college applicalion form, and how lo selecl a suilable college, The cosls, sizes, and sludenl iobs available were some ol: lhe lopics discussed. Oulside spealcers were broughl in and lhe boys in bolh college and job orienlalion heard spealcers lallc on mililary service. Economics included lhe review ol sloclcs and bonds and insurance ol all lcinds. lvlalhemalics included home ownership, morlgages, ways ol borrowing money, lypes ol inleresl, and lhe lilling oul ol bolh Slale and Federal Income Tax lorms. Discussion group: Left to right: R. Van Dylce, J, Besancon, lvl. Heberger. E, Ritenis. Others: Lefi 'co right: D. Rood, K. La Bar. X N I if f W... W , my -' 'mx . I ,, if 14

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ine Arts Department John Marshall l-tigh School had much to ohfer this year in the tield ot tine arts. The Music Departments choral group appeared several times in the assembly. They also appeared on the program ot the lr-lighland Part Lilac Festival. The Art Department contributed a good deal ot tine worlc to the annual Scholastic Art Exhibit. Tom Kass toolf top honors by winning three gold lcey awards, while Meryl Galen, Diclq Sturm, and Sally Michael, along with others, each toolc one award. L L, sv' I 5 9 i v-'QA g? i tll , Q55 l-tarold Singleton, Laura Remington, Roy thrall, Jane Feuerherm. lnsert: Joseph Mollca, Understanding Practical Arts The Practical Arts Department ottered a vaf riety ot classes in mechanical drawing, cratt, metals, woodworking, and home economics. The -,X xxx. JV: M ,.MY'5pg,. XQQG as X Rsobert Ley, Ruth Puls, Dorothy K C x, George Swanson, John Sul- Q an, Royal Hill. I3 department was concerned primarily with teach' ing the students the tundamental principles involved in the use ot machines in lndustrial Arts. John Marshall had excellent representation in several contests held this year, the Scholastic Arts Exhibit and the lndustrial Arts Awards sponsored by the Ford Motor Company. ln home economics students learned the every- day essentials ot homelite. Ann Marie Barrow ,llshtlll 1 Shiv. I a at ,Q , w . .-Em ff

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:i' Xie PSYCHOLOGIST MRS. M. TILFORD Treasury Department The school's finances were handled by a member of rhe faculfy wirh srudenr help. The elecreol s+uden+ Jrreas- urer, Barbara Cole, was responsible for lhe daily bank deposils. Several srudenr boolclceepers helped in record- ing, posling, and preparalion of s+a'remenl's and reporls. Our income 'rhis year was from profils on school dances, plays, The boolcsrore, sporfs, and +he S. A. campaign. This money was spenr for non-profil acfiviries such as mixers and 'rhe senior rea, and for 'rhe purchase of band and cheerleader's uniforms, awards, and equip- menl' nor provided for by rhe Board of Educalion. Thousands of dollars were handled by Jrhis deparrmenr, so exrreme accuracy and responsibiliry were necessary, and were shown by all lhose sludemls who helped. ll 'Ms c 5 F K . ' Q , l. -Tgg NURSE M RS. TRENTMAN ff, Cgwlx 'X 3 X l f r gi x 53 5 , dy .,e .,. .. ' l WC 'V 1 P QQ g- : 'f in QD, N- JV 15 N. KILBURY M. MORALES f i MR. CLIPPINGER B. COTE D. STUBBS